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Chicago examiner i . s r.'Â«n wi.-e prk.e o^l < lnf i u rb twocexw vol xiv no 88 a m monkav Chicago ai'iml 3 1916 monday prof starr tells jap plan to rule east ii nipponese see great powers ! weakened by war break with j britain advocated for russ al-j liance and partition of china mikado will not relinquish isles won from kaiser u s pre paredness talk causes unrest nation rich from new trade frederick starr prafes sor of anthropology uni versify of Chicago arrived in san francisco yesterday from ; japan and started immediately ; for Chicago he gave to the Chicago examiner a lengthy j statement covering his observa tions during his visit to japan ! among the notable observations , by professor starr were : japan has grown enormously rich off of v.'ar contracts during ' the last two years an unprecedented wave of i speculation has led to dreams of empire on the part of the whole people japan fs ready to break off the alliance with great britain japan expects to make an al liancc with russia for control of i asia japan is exceedingly friendly to the united states and to the american people bnf the japa nese people through newspa pers books and public discus lions have been accustomed to i thinking that war between the united states and japan is pos ! we â– j by prof frederick starr i professor of anthropology university of 1 Chicago since 1595 curator of anthropo ' logical section walker museum Chicago vent to japan in i'fm to secure group of ainu for st louis exposition led ex pedition into congo free state i#os-i made field studies in philippines korea and japan returned from six months trip through japan and korea saturday an francisco april 2 lt is claimed that since the war in europe began one thousand uptv millionaires have been made in japan whatever the number it is true that many japanese have grown enormously rich during the past two years the abornmal shipping con ditions the high value of iron and steel the demand for ammunition war supplies the necessity of hearting new companies to supply hillings which the war lias made'dif hficult to procure from other nations these have all stimulated busi bni'ss in japan to a remarkable de bcree all shipping companies are â– overwhelmed with business and arc â– dining money one company or hsani/.cil since i lie outbreak of the b\ar already has paid oo per rent â– n dividends the muck exchanges b,r osaca and tokio have been scones inf frantic excitcmpiif stocks which b4lmve never paid more than 6 per dividends have risen to pries h^fc^^^^'hi per cent gold hap b^^is accumulating h^bl^^iimiu ruin dr sachs kills himself been written before he penned his r message to the people these were ! the only two communications left by dr sachs ami the letter to his wife ! has not been opened as mrs sachs 111 prostrated and in no condition the j i doctors believe to read it friends of dr sachs last night sai.i 1 he was a victim of city hall politic ill his letter of resignation written 1 on march 20 he mated that in his ! judgment the efficiency of the sajii j | tarlum could no longer be maintained â– : under the present administration inquiry brings attack on work of dr sachs the resignation of dr sachs brought a demand for an invesliga tlon to find out if there was political i | interference or activity or if the spoils system had been introduced in the administration of the tuberculosis j sanitarium during this investiga ] tion saturday before the civil servt e commission measures of reprisal against dr sachs were adopted and his administrative ability and i>er ' soiial integrity wet e assailed i>r sachÃŸ was not present nt th i hearing but learned of the attack on | h|m he offered his life as his de : ; fense against the charges he wrote | before he died in the course of time every man , land woman in Chicago will vnow how 1 dr sachs loved Chicago mid how he i has given hl'i life to it whether he decided upon the final , â– act in a life given over to the study j 'â€¢ of the relief at humanity from the ! scourge of the great white plague be j ! fore or after he went to napervllle i j early saturday evening ik not knÂ«wn ihe obtained the drugs with which | j he wooed death from the supply room : | of the sanitarium nfter his arrlva ! i it is evident that he had decided upon , ' the xpt before he asked miss wlnt j : fred mckdwnnls the superintendent | of the sanitarium to permit him to 1 i occupy the library on the second floor . ' as sleeping quarters instead of tho j room on the third floor usually oc j j upled hy htm on ilia week-end mails j asks to spend night in library because of work li told her that tie had some writ ' j ing to do before h went to bed and . it would h more convenient if he i ! could retirjs to the library and spend j the night thern pr sachs had learned of the attack i i upon hi:ti before he < ivil service | i commission ivforahe tell jhieago ; 1 lie bought cpplej^^kth.e ' m â– 'â€¢â– - on the train on his tray to n'.ip â– - ville and completed his study of th newspaper account3 of the proceed ings after he had reached the sanita rium takes morphine tablets from hospital locker it is believed that he made up h mind fo kill himself after he bad learned the full import of the attach upon him before the commission an<l what it foreshadowed â€” possibly a vin dication for political effect at tho expense of his professional reputa 1 tlon - â– so dr sachs surreptitiously took i two small bottles containing mot i phlne tablets and heroin tablets from i the drug closet of the sanitarium i â– â– - i tired to the library locked the doorr wrote his last message to tha people of Chicago penned the words i am weary with love to all took tha poison that meant a sleeping deal lÃŸ and lay down to die it has been the custom for dr i sachs to visit the edward sanitarium at napervllli each saturday night ud to remain over until sunday evening his " ife coming out sunday noon and returning to their Chicago home with him seemed depressed over reports from inquiry i saturday about 6 o'clock dr bach i arrived at the ganltarium a bundle of evening papers under his arm he \ seemed depressed over the turn of af j fnlrs in the investigation of the tu berculosls sanitarium as reported in the evening papers hut was cheered . by n letter signed by every patient in i lie edward sanitarium expressi * thc-lr gratitude for his personal imer^b rst nml professional pervici s k their confidence in him after dinner dr sachs went tc^h*wfi illtrarj and wrote a r^ply ta ihi i<^^m ter it wno a jrratef'jl response : "^ the patients rnd a wish that the work thai liad benefited them would bc carried on in thr highest state of ef ficiency ll delivered this letter t ! tho sienocrnphei at thn sanita ri-.nv with the rÂ«que#l that every patient thot had signed the letter to him !â– ><â– khrn an opportunity to read hts rc i>i th letter was s follow to the piklcnl of h idirnrd mmihiirtiiin nspÂ«-r illr 111 krleniflm o other thine hni c ' r n imf *Â« much iilrnmire hi i'i t*tt klftf i ira-r klirnm hi ihr pntlrntk of i^b&rd^m^rl^^^^^^^^fl 25,000 mexico soldiers mass on u.s border el paso april 2 the car ranza government is mobil izing troops close to the united state border in the states of chihuahua and sonora the state department has been offi cially advised of this mobiliza tion by agents in el paso first chief carranza has ad mitted to the state department that the mobilization is in prqg ress he has given the state de partment as a reason for the mobilization tiie fear of an up rising by followers of felix diaz it is estimated that 10,000 mex ican troops are mobilized in chi huahua slate within twenty miles of the border there are said to be about 15,000 troops in north ern souora the orders for the troop move ments have all come from gen eral alvaro obregon minister of war in the carranza cabinet it is felt here that this mobilization of troops can mean but one of two tilings first to resist possible amer ican intervention second â€” an obregon plot to overthrow carranza and seize the government of mexico himself kenosha bluecoat shoots and kills hon g.j seybold mysterious stranger in city re fuses to identify self after try ing to escape policeman a man of aristocratic appearance addressed nm tlie hon george j seybold was shot to death by po licemen in kenosha vvis when he attempted to escape questioning last night the identity of the man is shrouded in mystery he registered at a kenosha hotel during the afternoon his only bag snge being i small square box after ward ouiki to contain empty tin cans he sent three telegrams to a milwaukee publishiiik firm request ing funds anrl explained to the hotel clerk that lie be served dinner in his room as lie was not presentably dressed t appear in the dining room seybold's actions attracted sus picion policemen were summoned and they started with him to the po lice headquarters for an examination the man broke from the policemen who shot him just before he died he refused to identify himself bay ingr i'm just in a little hard lucu in his clothing was found a letter apparently from his wife in st paul minn which began my darling there also was another letter ad dressed hon george j seybold are keen ranch letclrer s i jap boat strikes a rock 105 perish tokio april 3 â€” tlie steamer w katsu maru bound from nagasaki for coastal points lias been wrecked on a sunken rock eighty-nine of her pasepnpers ami sixteen members of the crow are believed to have been drowned i u s weather forecast chicagjd ami vicinity â€” rnlr wondn followed 1 v inerenwine womunckn nt nlcht or tiicmdny not mtirh rlinnci in temperature ; moder ' i i i ind ntontlv enÂ«terl tl'.ml'kl atiiik ivr turn lour limira ending at n n m ifijrheÂ«t i3 ln\veÂ»l 38 mean 10 orni.-il empernlure for he dnv tl sxrtm iff tnnpe-iture firr january i 101 precipitation f ttrentj fmir houra done k t*i ciner irtlimn 1 l7o inch imsilirr bnnu'dfts t i in 1v 2 p m u ; 7 p m r.7 barometric jrrssure reduced ta s**n irtrl 7 u hi 30.14 7 p m 30.11 to-<iay t l . h^ti^ya 17 villa army swelled by caranza men repori ! funston gets word colonel cano has joined outlaw herrera also said to be in revolt bandits threaten pershing's com munications pancho escapes net and threatens chihuahua eh paso april 2 that villa unwouuded and at the head of 2,11011 fighters including many carranzistas lias again eluded the cordon of united states troops in mexico and is seriously menacing chihuahua cuy is the alarming re iport received here to-day from the interior of mexico from border points and from oneral funston's headquarters at san antonio reliable reports agree that villa was not at the battle of guerrero and | that the story of his escape badly m wounded in a buggy was a ruse to j throw the americans off the track i he is last located in the cnsihutria i chic district fifty miles southeast of guerrero approaching chihuahua at ! the head of a strong force the sur : lender of the city lias been demanded herrera and cano reported deserters anxiety of the united states army officers was increased by the per | sistent reports that the much-talked jof carranza general luis herrera j had left chihuahua city with 1.200 | cavalry supposedly to join villa i colonel cano another purported car ranza chieftain with i.ooft men is j also said to have gone over to the | bandit leader funston at san an tonio to-night admitted that he was gravely concerned over the attitude | of cano that the american lines of conimuni i cation from . columbus to the mexi i can bases are threatened by hostile i mexicans w;if shown to-day l.y the j strengthening of guards on both the i supply trains and the telegraph lines i genera funston has more than villa to contend with this is shown by the remarkable growth of the expe ditionary force u s troops 400 miles into mexico general porshing has moved his j base to xomiquipn still further ) southward the advance columns of ! the american troops are now more i than 400 miles into mexico the | problem of supplies has compelled i the army to live on the country ! as it goes along ' the american fo~ces across the border number 12.000 men colonel ; dodd is in command of at least 2,500 ; which composes his i'lying column instead of the row hundred he had with him at guerrero that more than 100 villista s were killed in the running fight started a guerrero has been determined by the number of dead mexicans encountered in the pursuit of tlir scattered band americans periled 1 by indian outbreak the surrender of chihuahua within [ seventy-two hours has been demand ed there are a larce number of ! americans in chihuahua and the car â– ranza trarrison numbers only a few \ hundred and its loyalty is gravely i questioned miotinp has already broken out ii the city anxiety if felt here f"r the fate of sixty americans who are in es peranto cut off from communica tion with the border by indian out breaks lil sonora lli'lij from chihuahi.a to-day say a "â– j in i of villa b.vidlts oom mm j r dr theodore b sachs photo by llntzene zeppelins make 3 raids on britain 225 victims \ scotland attacked in second of twc new invasions avia tor fights 9,000 f^eet up ; bv international news service london april ::.â€” two more zeppelin raids have been made on england the third raid lin three days and the first upon i scotland since the war befian was jmade sunday night the war office officially announces the at : tack following closely on the second j attack of saturday night an official statement on the third i raid says a zeppelin raid took place sun jday night when the coast of scot hand and the northern and south ; eastern counties of england were at 'â€¢ tacked bombs wevc dropped at various places no details are available as a result of the two previous raids on friday and saturday nights at jeast 59 persons are dead and ifig wounded this announce j ment was made last night in a state mnut which put thr toral of friday night's victims nt 43 lulled niid g'j i injured tb casualties on saturday nlerht were at least i'j tilled and too injured in atternpts to drive iÂ«;iy tli raiilcrs til rritlrh antl-n ln-r:ift puns anri aviators brought down one /.<â– ]> polin in the tli.iitim nno damaged at least one other a battle 3 n !"<â€¢<><. in the air 16 which n hrlttsli aviator hurled borobfl upon a zeppelin intil ills own m;i olilno is riddled with bullets and be was forced to in>si-^irl ih revealed in tliy 07i.-,:l i ' l^^k i irn:ik i j many hlo'ii v s ris lft 111 11 no 111l an official germoti statement on friday's rnlil riscelved to-:ilkht how fver rltea terrlflr lamait to british i rincus and mllltnry plants inu an i noutt^ea n serlouji ntincu uiÂ»on the heart of lonflon wliern many b'onibs ore reported to have bee^l burled upon tlip i<k-ks nnrl military work in the city th british censor vvh^p jktssift the j german btateiuent inst nierht nppond-j prl n statement declarth th entire report was falge with tli nxception | of hi uerraan mlnilshlon that the zeppelin t-15 had bi-en brought down i i f tli.imps *]'!â– -â– m-onil r;iid r i'itpr''d over b ! town on the noriliasit coast two ajrlglbleaawert si'i:#to approaeli the r a m â€” war summary westers i'llovrâ€”oftiyinl tnte iiinitk yesterday revealed a triple advance lÂ»y the c f*rri*r1*r nt verdun i in clearing of i.ihid yard f krfncli trendtea lÂ»elo\v melanceurt the capture of tlic lant hon*e in j all u.v village anil an advnncc into < nlllctte u is only three mile from verdun arc revealed parla i â– â– â– its the llrnnn knln at nlllrtte umidn and ynu but claim the re tnilxc of mome'of the attacker and denle lo?f*eh elÂ«ewhere itai.iw fbovtâ€”official report from home indicate that the an triaiim are on the offensive on the entire line from ro-verto tlirnilsrh tile cnrno plateau with pn rtlouin ri insists the italian uiicn are holding at skaâ€”three xorwrjclnn and tiro ilrltlmli ateamer tvere link ivlth lo of rourteeu live one inn tor pcilncd iiiimc of ither dlmahter not known dying note appeal to safeguard hospital i â– . tuberculosis expert leaves re buke to those who assailed his career in sanitarium : â– causing him to resign i body found in naperville institu tion after he read of new attacks against himself at in quiry before the merit board dk thkodore b sachs com mitted suicide parly yesterday morning his death followed i by less than two weeks his resigna ; ] tion as president and member of the board of directors of the Chicago municipal tuberculosis sanitarium ! in which position he had served ! without pay or other emolument ex jcept the opportunity for doing good for suffering humanity for more i j than six years tablets of morphine and heroin j i swallowed after he had retired to , j ' the library of the edward sanitar i ium at naperville to lodge for the ; night brought the sleep without ! awakening which was to end dr â– sachs life and careerâ€”a life of ; ' forty-eight years that had been de \ voted largely to the highest ideals ' , of the medical profession and a ca . i reer that gave as great promise as ' that of any living man in healing the n : pick and ridding the world o its , greatest scourge â– â– 'â– Â«!' last thoughts were for : : municipal sanitarium dr sachs had linked his life and career with the municipal tubercu ' losis sanitarium nnd his last 'â– thouelxs were for tho institution wh'ich he had labored to iniild up ! he believed it to be in danger afl the i result of i political controversy so lie wrote a mess:iee to the people of Chicago risking uie;u to guard and protect t lie sanitarium for the , r benefit of tlie nick mid the poor | , this messake was lying open on the j table when l'r sachs body was dis i i i covered venter-flay morriiiiÃŸ lie had i i 1 failed to appear for breakfavf or to i , respond to mils at hla d^^or an en ' i tranre was forced throug'h a window i dr dacha nppeared to be in n deep i bleep but when dr irnor put his hand on his shoulder to arouse hiin'j he founrl that the physician end friend is dead ii is believed that he too'k the poison shortly nfter mid | ' wght i sealed letter foundjk addressed to mrs^^^hs i ia letter sealed and i aiidreÃŸhpd to - vll fl l^^c room h k&^^b i'am weary , ' doctor's farewell note following is the letter left by dr theodore b sachs to the people of Chicago the Chicago municipal tuberculosis sanitarium was built to the glory of Chicago it was conceived in a boundless love of humanity and made possible by . + , years of toil no institution was ever planned more / painstakingly or built more honestly every penny of the people's money is in the building equipment and organization the city council of Chicago should make a most thorough inquiry into the entire mystery of the institu tion and the community should resist any attempt of unscrupulous contractors to appropriate money which belongs to the sick and the poor unscrupulous poli ticians should be thwarted the institution should re main as it was built unsoiled by graft and politics a heritage of the people in the course of time every man and woman in Chicago will know how dr ssachs loved Chicago and how he has given his life to it my death has little to do with the present contro versy i would not dignify it i am simply weary with love to all theodore b sachs 4 â– ' jk b^la 6th^tojjÃŸh colum - final - leditionl j the first spring days â€” â€” will see more automobiles thap i _. ever before on city and country roads will yours be among them it will if you take ad vantage of the bargain in he automobile columns in the ex i airliner's want ad section

Chicago examiner i . s r.'Â«n wi.-e prk.e o^l < lnf i u rb twocexw vol xiv no 88 a m monkav Chicago ai'iml 3 1916 monday prof starr tells jap plan to rule east ii nipponese see great powers ! weakened by war break with j britain advocated for russ al-j liance and partition of china mikado will not relinquish isles won from kaiser u s pre paredness talk causes unrest nation rich from new trade frederick starr prafes sor of anthropology uni versify of Chicago arrived in san francisco yesterday from ; japan and started immediately ; for Chicago he gave to the Chicago examiner a lengthy j statement covering his observa tions during his visit to japan ! among the notable observations , by professor starr were : japan has grown enormously rich off of v.'ar contracts during ' the last two years an unprecedented wave of i speculation has led to dreams of empire on the part of the whole people japan fs ready to break off the alliance with great britain japan expects to make an al liancc with russia for control of i asia japan is exceedingly friendly to the united states and to the american people bnf the japa nese people through newspa pers books and public discus lions have been accustomed to i thinking that war between the united states and japan is pos ! we â– j by prof frederick starr i professor of anthropology university of 1 Chicago since 1595 curator of anthropo ' logical section walker museum Chicago vent to japan in i'fm to secure group of ainu for st louis exposition led ex pedition into congo free state i#os-i made field studies in philippines korea and japan returned from six months trip through japan and korea saturday an francisco april 2 lt is claimed that since the war in europe began one thousand uptv millionaires have been made in japan whatever the number it is true that many japanese have grown enormously rich during the past two years the abornmal shipping con ditions the high value of iron and steel the demand for ammunition war supplies the necessity of hearting new companies to supply hillings which the war lias made'dif hficult to procure from other nations these have all stimulated busi bni'ss in japan to a remarkable de bcree all shipping companies are â– overwhelmed with business and arc â– dining money one company or hsani/.cil since i lie outbreak of the b\ar already has paid oo per rent â– n dividends the muck exchanges b,r osaca and tokio have been scones inf frantic excitcmpiif stocks which b4lmve never paid more than 6 per dividends have risen to pries h^fc^^^^'hi per cent gold hap b^^is accumulating h^bl^^iimiu ruin dr sachs kills himself been written before he penned his r message to the people these were ! the only two communications left by dr sachs ami the letter to his wife ! has not been opened as mrs sachs 111 prostrated and in no condition the j i doctors believe to read it friends of dr sachs last night sai.i 1 he was a victim of city hall politic ill his letter of resignation written 1 on march 20 he mated that in his ! judgment the efficiency of the sajii j | tarlum could no longer be maintained â– : under the present administration inquiry brings attack on work of dr sachs the resignation of dr sachs brought a demand for an invesliga tlon to find out if there was political i | interference or activity or if the spoils system had been introduced in the administration of the tuberculosis j sanitarium during this investiga ] tion saturday before the civil servt e commission measures of reprisal against dr sachs were adopted and his administrative ability and i>er ' soiial integrity wet e assailed i>r sachÃŸ was not present nt th i hearing but learned of the attack on | h|m he offered his life as his de : ; fense against the charges he wrote | before he died in the course of time every man , land woman in Chicago will vnow how 1 dr sachs loved Chicago mid how he i has given hl'i life to it whether he decided upon the final , â– act in a life given over to the study j 'â€¢ of the relief at humanity from the ! scourge of the great white plague be j ! fore or after he went to napervllle i j early saturday evening ik not knÂ«wn ihe obtained the drugs with which | j he wooed death from the supply room : | of the sanitarium nfter his arrlva ! i it is evident that he had decided upon , ' the xpt before he asked miss wlnt j : fred mckdwnnls the superintendent | of the sanitarium to permit him to 1 i occupy the library on the second floor . ' as sleeping quarters instead of tho j room on the third floor usually oc j j upled hy htm on ilia week-end mails j asks to spend night in library because of work li told her that tie had some writ ' j ing to do before h went to bed and . it would h more convenient if he i ! could retirjs to the library and spend j the night thern pr sachs had learned of the attack i i upon hi:ti before he < ivil service | i commission ivforahe tell jhieago ; 1 lie bought cpplej^^kth.e ' m â– 'â€¢â– - on the train on his tray to n'.ip â– - ville and completed his study of th newspaper account3 of the proceed ings after he had reached the sanita rium takes morphine tablets from hospital locker it is believed that he made up h mind fo kill himself after he bad learned the full import of the attach upon him before the commission ani th letter was s follow to the piklcnl of h idirnrd mmihiirtiiin nspÂ«-r illr 111 krleniflm o other thine hni c ' r n imf *Â« much iilrnmire hi i'i t*tt klftf i ira-r klirnm hi ihr pntlrntk of i^b&rd^m^rl^^^^^^^^fl 25,000 mexico soldiers mass on u.s border el paso april 2 the car ranza government is mobil izing troops close to the united state border in the states of chihuahua and sonora the state department has been offi cially advised of this mobiliza tion by agents in el paso first chief carranza has ad mitted to the state department that the mobilization is in prqg ress he has given the state de partment as a reason for the mobilization tiie fear of an up rising by followers of felix diaz it is estimated that 10,000 mex ican troops are mobilized in chi huahua slate within twenty miles of the border there are said to be about 15,000 troops in north ern souora the orders for the troop move ments have all come from gen eral alvaro obregon minister of war in the carranza cabinet it is felt here that this mobilization of troops can mean but one of two tilings first to resist possible amer ican intervention second â€” an obregon plot to overthrow carranza and seize the government of mexico himself kenosha bluecoat shoots and kills hon g.j seybold mysterious stranger in city re fuses to identify self after try ing to escape policeman a man of aristocratic appearance addressed nm tlie hon george j seybold was shot to death by po licemen in kenosha vvis when he attempted to escape questioning last night the identity of the man is shrouded in mystery he registered at a kenosha hotel during the afternoon his only bag snge being i small square box after ward ouiki to contain empty tin cans he sent three telegrams to a milwaukee publishiiik firm request ing funds anrl explained to the hotel clerk that lie be served dinner in his room as lie was not presentably dressed t appear in the dining room seybold's actions attracted sus picion policemen were summoned and they started with him to the po lice headquarters for an examination the man broke from the policemen who shot him just before he died he refused to identify himself bay ingr i'm just in a little hard lucu in his clothing was found a letter apparently from his wife in st paul minn which began my darling there also was another letter ad dressed hon george j seybold are keen ranch letclrer s i jap boat strikes a rock 105 perish tokio april 3 â€” tlie steamer w katsu maru bound from nagasaki for coastal points lias been wrecked on a sunken rock eighty-nine of her pasepnpers ami sixteen members of the crow are believed to have been drowned i u s weather forecast chicagjd ami vicinity â€” rnlr wondn followed 1 v inerenwine womunckn nt nlcht or tiicmdny not mtirh rlinnci in temperature ; moder ' i i i ind ntontlv enÂ«terl tl'.ml'kl atiiik ivr turn lour limira ending at n n m ifijrheÂ«t i3 ln\veÂ»l 38 mean 10 orni.-il empernlure for he dnv tl sxrtm iff tnnpe-iture firr january i 101 precipitation f ttrentj fmir houra done k t*i ciner irtlimn 1 l7o inch imsilirr bnnu'dfts t i in 1v 2 p m u ; 7 p m r.7 barometric jrrssure reduced ta s**n irtrl 7 u hi 30.14 7 p m 30.11 to- polin in the tli.iitim nno damaged at least one other a battle 3 n !"si-^irl ih revealed in tliy 07i.-,:l i ' l^^k i irn:ik i j many hlo'ii v s ris lft 111 11 no 111l an official germoti statement on friday's rnlil riscelved to-:ilkht how fver rltea terrlflr lamait to british i rincus and mllltnry plants inu an i noutt^ea n serlouji ntincu uiÂ»on the heart of lonflon wliern many b'onibs ore reported to have bee^l burled upon tlip i